SuddenStorm
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When they built DCA, they renamed Disneyland "Disneyland Park", which is part of the "Disneyland Resort", which also includes Downtown Disney and DCA.
At least I think that's what they were referring to.
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When they built DCA, they renamed Disneyland "Disneyland Park", which is part of the "Disneyland Resort", which also includes Downtown Disney and DCA.
At least I think that's what they were referring to.
brb1006
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Not to mention the Marvel Super Heroes "Parade" which is just Marvel characters riding motorbikes.
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Disney Irish
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What you don't like the parade of ATVs?
brb1006
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It looks to silly.
nevol
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wow...
George Lucas on a Bench
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The worst one is The Magic Kingdom. They went out of their way to change the sign so that it reads just Magic Kingdom. Uh, you forgot some letters.
???
brb1006
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At least we get to see Captain America and Spiderman riding the Hulk coaster after its reopening back in 2016.
VJ
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That's why attractions like Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters have "Inspired by Disney-Pixar's Toy Story 2" on the marquee, and, on the bottom of the park maps, copyright information. Works the same for Star Wars, Indiana Jones and, I guess, now Marvel.
Ismael Flores
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something that Bugsland got right was the immersive theming and Props. I won't miss Bugsland for its attractions but for its environment. It is a shame that that sometimes the resorts and WDI do not work together to see what can be re-use.
in this case Disney and WDI have three Toy story lands being built around the world and one of them only a truck drive away.
They could easily remove the light posts and the clover awnings and re-use them to add another element of theming in toy Story land in WDW. In that land people are supposedly shrunk down to those little green army men so giant clover leafs and blade of grass light poles would have fit the theming.
It would be a nice little nod to what will be an extinct land and it would be something that could be saved and not end up in a scrap yard.
besides, toy story land in WDW would benefit from more themed elements around the coaster
in this case Disney and WDI have three Toy story lands being built around the world and one of them only a truck drive away.
They could easily remove the light posts and the clover awnings and re-use them to add another element of theming in toy Story land in WDW. In that land people are supposedly shrunk down to those little green army men so giant clover leafs and blade of grass light poles would have fit the theming.
It would be a nice little nod to what will be an extinct land and it would be something that could be saved and not end up in a scrap yard.
besides, toy story land in WDW would benefit from more themed elements around the coaster
SteveAZee
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Wait, you mean when Robert Downey Jr played Sherlock?
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Yep
Kram Sacul
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- In the Parks
- Yes
It’s like choosing between dumb and stupid.
Curious Constance
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Maybe...but I can't really think of any non-celebrity in an on-attraction human role that has served any better than if it were a recognizable face. I really don't think it matters much because generally if that ever happens (with some exception like MB) they're really just part of a pre-show before they send you along your way. If the whole attraction was their face though, I do see how that could be problematic.
To me, where you run into the issues, is when the celebrity is playing themselves -- i.e. Ellen's Energy. Because in cases like that, they're generally wearing current-day fashion and not covered up in special fx makeup so that when you see them in the attraction 10+years later it all feels extremely out of date and instantly makes everything feel a bit dusty and old.
Superheroes I think have a little more flexibility there due to the costumes and makeup that do a good job of concealing who they are, unless you're Chris Pratt and pretty much playing himself.
I just hate that I"m forced to participate in today's pop culture. I'd rather quietly sneak out the back door.
Everyone knows who Mickey Mouse is, not everyone knows who Doctor Strange or Benedict Cumberbatch is, and to me, it's annoying that you have to watch a movie before experiencing a land or attraction to really "get" it.
Little Green Men
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I refuse to believe these were ever real
britain
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I just hate that I"m forced to participate in today's pop culture. I'd rather quietly sneak out the back door.
Everyone knows who Mickey Mouse is, not everyone knows who Doctor Strange or Benedict Cumberbatch is, and to me, it's annoying that you have to watch a movie before experiencing a land or attraction to really "get" it.
I think you can enjoy Indy without seeing the films.
TROR
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I think that's something the original Star Tours did really well. Other than C-3PO and R2-D2 which are really just more of a cameo, it doesn't expect you to know any of the Star Wars characters. It's just a journey though the galaxy of Star Wars which is exactly how a theme park attractions based of a film should be: A journey through its world.
I just hate that I"m forced to participate in today's pop culture. I'd rather quietly sneak out the back door.
Everyone knows who Mickey Mouse is, not everyone knows who Doctor Strange or Benedict Cumberbatch is, and to me, it's annoying that you have to watch a movie before experiencing a land or attraction to really "get" it.
They were real in the sense they were asked on a questionnaire, but I don't believe these were ever the real options for what Disney plans on changing the name to.
BasiltheBatLord
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Wasn't it confirmed that this isn't happening?
George Lucas on a Bench
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Disney XL Park it is, then.
Disney Irish
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Iger did confirm that they were changing the name last year. But I don't believe it was confirmed it wasn't happening anymore.
The list I provided was asked on a questionnaire to WDW guests. And the one rumored to be the winner I believe was from an insider here.
mickEblu
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These are terrible. But so is the name Hollywood Studios if you think about it.